Wisconsin Senate Campaign Committee to Hold Hearings in Chicago
Chairman Steiner said the senate campaign committee will travel to Chicago next week to hear witnesses on delegate selection in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The panel will focus on alleged irregularities in anti delegate procedures and expenditures in Republican campaigns across Minnesota, and will pause inquiries into Democratic campaign spending until after Kansas events. The group plans to examine state party activities and efforts by both major parties during the presidential campaign.
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senate
Chicago
Wisconsin
wyveyr
antivai
Minnesota
Kansas
Texas
unl
yas due
ork surértions
Delegate campaign spending in Wisconsin primaries noted
Regular republican delegate candidates spent on campaign while LaPollette progressives spent funds. Washington Steiner chairs the sen gart committee proposing to investigate expenditures in delegate elections. Robert M. La Follette comments that inquiry is authorized into primary election expenditures by campaign committees supporting Alfred E. Smith and Thomas J. Walsh, with amounts cited as $1500 and $509 respectively.
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LaPollette
eeraSetser
Washington Steiner
sengart
Stelwors
ool
Alfred L. Smith
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senator Blaine Criticizes Wisconsin Delegate Campaign Spending
Senator John Jo Blaine said today that large expenditures in the delegate campaign in Wisconsin raise concerns. He called for an inquiry into spending across states, arguing substantial funds have been used here and elsewhere.
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John Jo Blaine
Wisconsin
Blaine
Hearing Tr NR Fontaine to Attend Senate Campaign Funds Probe
The fragment mentions Fontaine a former chairman and leader in delegate affairs stating he will attend a hearing on the Senate campaign funds. It notes a committee planned to investigate expenditures in the delegate campaign in Wisconsin and references Keith Pay district and a Saturday morning meeting.
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le hau
senate
Cblerge
teleet
Fontaiine
Kieen
campaten
Wisconsin
Bids Opened for Wisconsin Highway Work With Numerous Firms
Bids were opened for a Wisconsin highway project with Joseph Strennks, division engineer, supervising. Multiple firms submitted option bids, including General Construction Co Minneapolis and A F Lynch Milwaukee, with totals ranging from about 108 thousand to 189 thousand dollars for option A and lower amounts for option B. Contractors and materials were present when bids were read. totals will be verified and published in Wednesday’s issue of The Press.
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Joseph Strennks
state highway department of
Milwaukee
General Construction Co
Minneapolis
Minn
A F. Lynch
A. J Capellan Co
Duluth
Wilson Constr Co
Appleton
Wis
Simpson, Parker Co
Schwerm Bros
Christ
Johnson
Oshkosh
Preas
Ritchie Backs Smith Nomination in Democratic Push
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie withdraws from the presidential race at the Houston convention and endorses New York Governor Alfred E. Smith. Ritchie cites Democratic unity and Smith’s leadership as the best path to victory, stressing Smith’s commitment to self government and humane policies.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Baltimore
Smith
Albert C Ritchfe
Smith embodies far and away the best chance to win. Lindins
Smiths
Ritchie
allsning
Smth
Gov Smith
Hiberts
Miurylander
democratic party
Four Die In Pewaukee Train Crash At Crossing
Four people from Waukesha were killed when the DTfistermans special train struck their car at a grade crossing in Pewaukee Wisconsin. The car driven by Jacob Donaldson 23 was halted for a freight train passing then struck mid hull by the speeding locomotive lifting it off the highway. Louis Inzeo 21 Molly Scherf 16 and Frances Lohrs 18 died at the scene.
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Pewaukee
Wis
DTfistermans
Jacob Donaldson
Louis Inzeo
Molly Scherf
Frances Lohrs
Waukesha
fishermans special
Lightning Strikes Home. Family Escapes Serious Harm
Mrs Harry Miller and her three young children slept through a lightning strike on their brick home beside Grand Avenue near Lake Michigan. Plaster shower, chimney damage, wiring destruction, and a small attic fire followed. two electric transformers failed. Mrs Miller injured her leg climbing a ladder to tackle the blaze.
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Harry Miller
North avenue
Miller
Grand avernue
Lake Michigan
Madison Supreme Court rules against hearsay warrants in liquor cases
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that search warrants must be written and based on competent evidence showing probable cause. In Glodowski v Portage the court threw out a narcotics style warrant as invalid because the applicant relied on secondhand information. The ruling emphasizes a judicial record showing proper evidence and cautions future warrants rely on personal knowledge or verified facts.
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Holmes
Madison Wis
Supreme Court
Nich Glodowski
Portage Glodowski
Severson
heal-say
nature Glodowski
Stevens
Meeting On City Tying Up Tax Money Suggested Here
A letter from the Association of Commerce to Mayor Herman Schuelke and the common council proposes a meeting of all interested to resolve the dispute over county highway funds. The letter, mailed June 14 by secretary C F Pratt, was not presented until today. Mayor Schuelke may call a special meeting or have committees of the whole review it. The association urges a conference including the full council, county board chair, highway committee, city attorney, and district attorney to improve the highway system in Sheboygan.
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Association of Commerce
Herman Schuelke
common council
C F Pratt
Schuelke
Pratt
highway committee
Associaton of Commerce
Sheboygan
Milwaukee Boys Perish In House Fire
Three children of Albert and Rose Geiger were killed when a coal range fire trapped them at their Milwaukee home. Jerome 7 Marvin 6 and six month old Allan died as flames engulfed the residence while the mother was away at a bakery and the father had left for work shortly before, a passing boy alerted firefighters who found the upstairs bedroom bodies near the door and the crib.
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Milwaukee
Jerome Geiger
Marvin
Allan
Albert Geiger
Irish Novelist Donn Byrne Dies In Car Crash
Donn Byrne the Irish novelist and author of works such as Stories Without Women and The Stranger is Dead after his car overturned along the seacoast near his Coolwain Castle in Bandon County Cork He was born in 1889 in New York to Irish parents and previously worked for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and New York Sun His fame spread across the United States Ireland Germany and France.
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Stories
Hanwman House
Siu
Donn Byrne
United States
New York
Ireland
Germany
Trance
Brooklyn
hLagle
the
New York Sun
Woman Killed as Car Falls Into Ditch Near Waukegan
Mrs Mary Walker aged about 60 from Kenosha Wisconsin died in a hospital after a car carrying two Kenosha grandchildren 5 and 3 and Mrs Gustav Seavall of Waukegan went into a ditch nine miles north of Waukegan while Mrs Seavall tried to pass another car. The two grandchildren Charles Kettelatt and Charlotte, both of Kenosha, were injured alongside Mrs Walker’s companion. The grandson's condition was reported critical.
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Waukegan, II
Mary Walker
Kenosha
Wis
Charles Kettelatt
Charlotte
Gustav Seavall
Waukegan
Seavall
Wau begin
Walker
Actress Miss Bell Montrose Fined For Drunken Disorderly
Miss Bell Montrose alias Jan Doe, an actress, was fined 20 dollars and costs in municipal court today on a charge of drunken and disorderly conduct. She was arrested at the Chicago and North Western station after an altercation with a policeman. She allegedly asked the officer if he knew where to obtain liquor, and when denied, she verbally abused him leading to her arrest.
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Miss Bell Montrose
Jan Doe
Chicago & North Western
Senator Boldt Announces Candidacy for Reelection
State Senator Herman E Boldt of Sheboygan announces his candidacy for reelection on the Republican ticket. He cites service on finance and contingent expenditures committees and leadership roles, notes he is not pledged to any interest, and backs Hoover for president and Walter J Kohler for governor.
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Herman E Boldt
Sheboygan
Talls
stat
Boldt
tte
legislatu
republican party
Hoover
Walter J Skohler
President Denies Clemency To Three Washington Men
President Coolidge refused clemency for three Washington men Nicholas Lee Fagles John Proctor and Samuel Moreno who were sentenced to be executed in Washington DC next Friday for first degree murder The decision followed a Justice Department clemency report and will be officially announced after it is sent to the attorney general in Washington.
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Wis
Coolidge
Nicholas Lee Fagles
John Proctor
Simuel Moreno
Washington, D. C
department of justice
clementy
Washington
Arrest Of Eight Boys For Breaking Into Stand Here
Eight boys aged 12 to 19 were arrested for breaking into a concession stand at Henry Kampmanns baseball park and stealing small merchandise. Three suspects, Mark Kallan 19 John Beck 18 and Clarence Luidens 17, were arraigned in municipal court on petty larceny charges with fines of 1 each plus costs. Five younger suspects will be processed in juvenile court.
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Henry Kampmann
Mark Kallan
John Beck
Clarence Luidens
Floods Rise in Southwest Stretching Levee Work
Unsettled weather worsens floods across Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas as rivers rise with days of danger ahead. Tornadoes in Oklahoma and Missouri kill seven, injure others and destroy homes as workers repair dikes near Campbell Missouri where the St Francis river floods Dunklin county and swallows about 100000 acres of farmland.
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United Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahomas
Saturdas
Mound City
Oregon
Marion “Watlock
Campbell
St Prancis
Dunklin
St. Trancis
Ohio cyclone injures score and causes over million dollars damage
United Press reports a cyclonic windstorm sweeping Ohio injured many, four seriously, and caused more than 1 million dollars in damage. Marietta and Buckeye Lake areas were hardest hit with demolished cottages, injured residents, uprooted trees, and collapsed utilities. Whipple suffered near-total damage. postmaster Henry Erb was crushed and may not survive. Cornelius Schwenderman's home was hurled 200 feet with his infant daughter critically injured.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Marietta
fale
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Washington county
Whipple
Henry Erb
Cornelius Schwenderman
Lowell
Schwenderman
Postpone Hearing on City Tying Up Highway Fund
Hearing on three actions to tie up funds for highway construction and the Leavens street bridge at Sheboygan Falls before Judge Chester A. Fowler was postponed due to the absence of Atts. Charles Voigt and Henry Detling. Proceedings await a later date.
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Atts
Charles Voigt
Sheboygan county
Atty
Henry Detling
Sheboygan Falls
Leavens street
Chester A. Fowler
Fond du Lac
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